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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-01-22
| LITTLE HEROINE.
LIouth's Companion.l

Youths Companion.l
Tue trnin / was in stopped at Bruins.
wick, .nd a crowd of people swarmed
over the platform, some leaving the
cars, and fuli as many Others entering
them. My boxes and bundles were
piled up on the seat beside me, so
that people passed me by and let me
have the seat TO myself. The car was
rapidly filling up, yet no one ventured
to ask me if the seat was engaged.
However, my seidshncss failed when
saw girl-she couldn't have been
| more than twelve or fourteen-with
her arms bandaged, iimping painfully
through the aisle. / knew she couidu't
get seat until she went into the next
car, and her face was SO pale I feared
she would never reach il, so l put my
bundles down aud motioned her to the
place beside me.
She sat down, with Il sigh oi relief.
"Thank you, ma'an. Pm not used
| 10 travelling; it sorter upsets me. This
is the first time ! ever rid in the cays.'
"Where have you lived al your
life:"
"I've lived in Brunswick, right near
the depot, and I've seen cars ever
since / seen anything, bat I've never
been in 'ein afore. These 'ere seats is
comfortable, amt they? They must
! be pretty rich to have real velvet.
Amt this splendid :' she cried, when
the train started. "It's Il sigh. easier
than ridin' in a wagon
She was so full of enjoyment that I
offered her my seat next to the win
dow. AS she turned her head toward
me noticed, with q start could not
suppress, that her left eye was gone,
and the eyelid sunken and discolored.
Her hair was cut short, almost to the
scalp, and her face SCARED rs if by
| fire.
Luckily she had not observed my
surprise when i saw her defovmi.
| ty, and thanked me pleasantly, saying
she would rather not move, as she was
$50 comfortable, and il Nigh: set her
! arms aching"
$50 you live III BruUs WICK. - said l,
"I've always lived there" she an
swered, "an' | don't know no other
place. | guess We shall never go away
now, az mothers got the place paid
for.'
sShe isn't with you?'
Ooh, no. She washes for the stu
dents. and cleans their rooms, so she
has to work all the time. p,rhaps
you've never seen the college build
inps? You'd think Brunswick was
pretty if you went up there there's
lots of trees and nice buildings,
81 suppose YOU keep house when
your mother is gomez"
ono, na'a,n. There's ouly mother
and 1, for father died in the war. ]
work in the box factory"
began 70 be Interested. "Tne box.
factory: Was it not burned down last
week ?"
Her face saddened.
"Yes, ma'am. Then ] did this,''
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-01-22

A strange and noyel procedure, that de-
veloped by the Lazarus Investigation, of
Judges constituting themselves guardians
Of wards in chancery" and administering
SUGGESTIONS. There is no warrant for it
under Louisiana law.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-01-22

Money bags Morton had ono Of his
''bar'ls'' rolled down to Albany and pulled
the stopper out of the bunG-hole. The
chances are that he will represent New
York in the United States Senate.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-01-22
wAYs1DE NOTES.

Lieut.. Greeley, of Artic fame and ma
tive of Louisiana will probably succeed
Gen. Hazen as Chief Signal officer at
Washington.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-01-22

The wrangle between the factions over
the Baton Rouge postofiice has been set
tied by Mr.. Cleveland. Mr.. Conrad re-
ceved the appointment
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-01-22

Out uf ten University OF Virginia
students who offered in the exanina-
ton for the medical staff Of the navy,
nine passed, aud Of ten from Harvard
] nine failed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
THE STATE or TRlDk.

prrr,onr Nov 2S-Cctton steady. Middsg lotc
nnr .fca,y 2nd guie HOTari street anu western SUPER
a.. - a. ~ Extra do - OrD3 60 Family DO - SO
~, Cr, Minis Suprrhne - = a 90 kNtra DO 90 o.
90 RIO Bran 6Oa4 90. Pasp'co Funy - 20 40 ~
W., o. p.tcr - - WheAt-Souhern firm tch 81 n $50
rr o tmber " a Sac Western ste,iv. No WINTER ted
snot s3s-4~34c December s3@ a sac JdnuaiI -
Sc torn-southerp nrm; White ~ ,"c lelow ~
"a wa.irrn higher Mixed .po ji@9 49,; year '5o@
- flnu1ry SIS, Doc February % - &c oats ht M
.au,hers 800 SIC. Western Whte - $50 Mcrioth
%'reN 3palc wanna 500 SOC krs was hiin
a. 90 Procison- strady. qusi Moss lnis ~ -
aud clear ii0 sides PACKED %
shoulder. S.c. Clra' hi" ld's 'c Iihs =
l"s,r ard rennrc Ntr Bntt hrn western lacsHi iNp
bic Creamery Egg steady al y &c folt1e'
,.,,, ~ 81 - TO- Petroleum ,tea W ennsi &c C"hee
io."r no carro.s ordinary 10 fair l7I9N lSc sugar
.ts,dv soft 4 ..c Copper. refined nrm At Lao = &C
WhisKev steady ~ I4d 81 - Fferh' 10 L''tp" pe
.tsauor dull cotton I'D Flour AZ Is ~ era az az
II Gl2 III What ~ loo bush Torn ~ w
iusf oars q 900 push Shipments Flour u no Dds.
S"r S D; 500 bush sale.-WheAt %s6eO bush Germ
liJ.lOO BUSH -
%"rtbrrn 80 &c: winter Wheu unsettled ana .nl,'
No , Kel Michigan SC 30. Rel - i2c No Whto hrl.
,,,n ~. Corn unsettled blt generally higher demand Wa
iir 80 in store $50. H54c. 70 OF track - 20
~. & ~ 154i.c FOLLOW Doe, 80 . Yellow % 90
osf. tru. no = whitc 3j'2c. no WmIe -
nil bi.ber No Canada 81 T93c: 10 Canal1
- asSc. Sc Milwaukee SOC Slsto 1"1 70 Mi. .,s
60 hi~her WINTER $l7 80 spring u -.
recept. we're Flour 1000 hhlA. Wheat u zoos Ln'L
o,u ,i 600 push. Railroad shipsents--f""r .UpV uD'''
Wh.at a. O0D bus Corn 600 bush oats $1,000 bush
canal ,hiunsnts-Wkest 5000 Uush
CmcAGo Nov. 2S-rho leading futures rangeia' follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCES
per yorib Pir,r. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEE In Brazil grovths the MARKET was null ono
and no quot ton cou be gven Inc ~ 1er Guo 'is
49, maj. Interior at 22lfc Ooton uailug
vas exceedingly active Free selling OF rcrmDtr contracts
used decdc break In mat option but TO ater monhs
&c, re tnorablv well h"l Closing prices niaei eci9o
Drrembrr 20 points on NoVcmnrr ana ppi'ts
W nther months follows January il50 liZO FOB
mary iiO.aIil0 March HOualiO5; April lt0pg
IN, Nav "a OO6l4O5. June. 10 81 1890 July. - -
a $50 August l3Coala7o SIP ember Is iUG Is 10
IA2Oal4 3 Tho ranges on tho iiuefeni months
vr,e' January. lL5O014lO; February ~ 80 if1o;
Marcn. u 35a 1850 Apr 1900 49, MAY tt-, az
2,Dl3 - July. IL lGW 1870; Augu-t - 20
ai9S5 September 1900 l340. ociober l345 a l3fo :
| :, ia A. sales. l13 5 bags
20 iTt l%-Srot prices redn' l.ldc. Tho market
sta1,y AZ the decline sales i$ bts' 10 last even
t,., iii % whih Tor consumption lac prt tocepts
t. day aggregated 3D. ~ pa-| c"mpaIlhg VIZ Wv
bSJO1 bact Tor tie corir'p ming
$50 since september tho be inning ~ the otion
been 291Ib3I bales against
5t7- s,7 lal.. tho corresponding period AZ '-"h
American standard OF cdssh'atoh arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR TRACK TRUNK LINE
al after November 20 trains leave
GRAND CENIRAL Al ALTON.

Largest and Fisest Passenger station In America
stopping AZ New pfOwn station on ~ h"to".
m. Rschsstsr and Montreal Express drawing room
Albany uy aud syracuse also TO Montreal aud ST
- 80 a. NJ a. FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED composed
excasvov OF Buffet smoking dining car drawing room
for Albany. ttCl syracuse, Rochester
buffalo Ere Cleveland and Toledo arriving Chicago go
a ~. mott daV
+ 10 80 a M chicago Express drawnsroom cars 10 eau
anlalgua and Rochester
tii'SO a M. Western Now-York and Northern Express
with drawing. room cars
room TO Albany and Troy Connects Troy for sara
on SATURDAYS only
%. n Accommodation 10 Albany and TROY
M. Fast Choago. Cincinnati and ST. Louis Express
Bridge cleveland, Cincinnati indianapolis ST. Louis 10
iedo Detroit aud Chicago Dlnngcar New York Albany
t6i3Op Montreal and Canandagua Fy daily Sleep.
10 PatsburB and Montreal via Rsase's Point and
~ Adams a-otO syracuse and Cananda daily
ccpt SUNDAY. Sunday train docs Albany.
falo oi36a m and Cleveland 1915 y. III. nert day
t'l5O Night krpress It'll sleepins FOR Auburn
Geneva tannndasuN Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Cleveland Toledo Dctsit aat Chicago blesping
WATERFOWL VIA Uea daily except Saturday alto TO Canaan
daigua on Sundays only.
1900 Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany
and Troy Connects with tho morning for West
for saatos Lake George and for tho North Except
day niGht)
Tickets aud space in drawing and ssepn oa
y PARK race Battery Place, 62 West l2Jthst AVID
Fulton sts Brooklyn and 10 FourthsL. Williamsburg
Wosoetts hIprsss call for aud ohsog baggage from hotel,
hua daily others daily except sunday stop al l3sth
st station 70 taks ~ passengers Tor NsIth aAi West
dsnsrai Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

o7,As 90 srsckers Feeders 81 90 so Co"s Du'
90 Ma 81 iUSs2 so, Texas cattle ST. 5O02 70 .
U.a.- krceirts Oe0U head. ShDmehts I,vo" ne
oarrs was strong curly closing easier: Mixed - 20
S. is Heavy 500 50. Light - oo@4 90 SXp' Do W
S,SsoKscepts 5000 head. shipments 600 head naa ar
anger. Common weak; Natives 81 10 o. 81
Western So SO 90 o3 40 Lambs % b ~
.T ntt. Nov Ys-Cdtue-iteceipts l. 500 mead Snh.
,,.n,. o60 head: narxet stsadY Choice Heavy NAIVE
sreer, 81 30 Ssi 90 Go9i s. s0Ss4 81 ButcAos
800. v.tInn 70 Choice 81 90 SS5 80 Stoekers ana
Tessr, far to good II az TO- Rangers. Common 70
a.os cornfed 81 1854 90. o.o ,....
Hoys~Rsce,pts $500 head shipments lo1o m am,cs
80 s.Iactsn. So 1905 30: Packing and Workers Medium
10 Cnoce 81 7O9 - 10. Pigs Common 10 sooh - ave
s475. , ..,..,,, Inn Markot WA
.taa6v FAR 10 Fancy IS 81 o. Lambs 50 80 " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Quotations or BKxyEs TO-DAY.

sold at ~ n - ~
tho average estimated Al 81 30
REVIEW or TIE WEEK tho arrivals Of B@Sye' s1
past Elk $40 head less than last week aud 2l' mead
more than the corrsspording week last year
The Cattle trad la exhibited the Characteristic caufe'
Of Thanks week. with choice B'eves idther scar
and good demand, while all the Other grades were u'Ii
and weak closing fraction lower on Friday FOR Texans
and Rangers there almost demand on wednesday
and prc,, settled down fully Toe before the week closed
Poor Native steers sold low s3at3 30 on Wednesday,
and there nothing good enough to bring over 50 ~
on Friday the highest price pad was - ~ FOR steers
Averaging 497 lbs and the lowest 80 30 for Inferior
Cattle averaging l,2SO lbs. From ~ 70 ~ p was the
rang for Half Breeds, aud Good Texans sold at
BRUSH markets. ruled dull Tor Refrigerated Beef at
4as l-2c. per b. aud American Live Catle fell on
before the with quot rs al lial2c for the
estimated dressed weight The last shipments VI INC sea-
,Ou w.rr made nom Montreal.
Live Cal,e, were supply and all the week,
hut butchers could not have used many were
offered.
sheep and Lambs con'lnued 20 show upward tendency
in price, until Wednesday, when sheep were weak, and
while Lambs sold high figures on Thursday, both sheep
md Lamb, fell Oh / 10 lie Friday AID fully SC.
ON saturday. with number OF cars 10 carry
WIN an easier fcolins or Live Hogs on Tuesday and
Wednesday. market acquired lrncr tone later and
closed -teaiy last weeks prices.
BFEVI.s-Recc,pts yesterday and 70 day 202 car
loads Of 3jJ2 hcad-iO3 cars jersey Cy, j2 cars at
Goth.,t. - cars At oak CHI, and % the
Dcla,lr., and Western Road All the GOTH
- C.uI- consigned direct TO exporter and two
Wr,i side saughtcregs, and tbs arrivals al oak CHI
were Extra selected ecye from Kentucky, designed for
th- London Christina, market
The trading VAS entirely a. Jersey C!ty, whore with
m, few crtlr held over 10 carloads on sale. A
better a.cfAeo quality noticeable In todays offerings,
h Ga included several carloads u nnc ripe Steers from
KcnttAy Trade slow, but a. fully sustained prices
ON GOOD % Choice Cattle, while Medium and Common
Natives and Texans and Rangers were uiie easier.
Taking whole, however, both ealtsneh and
butcher. generally agreed IN rating 70 sfoady
Ten cas- ~ Colorado Han Breeds, averaging l22S 70
1876 lbs. sold s4a34 o. l3 carloads u Good IeNans'
averaging lO9j lbs a. - 1Oht3 10 tm~ny st - 'Ol'
and u Falr DO - 80. The range from Com
mon H. Prime Native bull0cks, averaging llO1 TO l49O
lbs wa, - G04tj -, while Choice and Extra sold AZ
- 2jaf1 so, outside figure for 10 head averaging liSj
lns -Four carlolds Of Bulls brought - 20 - -. and
Dry Cows sold 81 5jas2 for Poor state stock with
carload by tho head a. Sl2 each dozen carloads oi
C.tfle were un5od A. a Lar" hour.
shipments to.morrOw VIII include 95 FN'rs Prime
S,c- on Colorado by VI. Goldsmith and 2lCO quar-
ter, ~ Beet flr Nevada by Joseph Eastman.
Tls weeks shipments ~ Live attic and sheep and Dressed
AMI Nation a. follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

Shipments for sn'ei sA'uriAy NO
lHi Btcyes an fl2 quarter % BV.f
Montreal loo,c az lie l2Js BeeVes ant 1854
shop
MICH COWS-Fr srfi,Als head, and for the week
Il heal. Price, have boon vel sustained WIKI light re-
p's, and $50 SO I"r head or Common o" Good
all tho COW, shlpvi 20 this market have been -eA
CALVES Receipts Hcre 1873 head Demand good and
prices steady ~ 5oa2 - Tor Ggas,os, s34$ FOR Fed
calves, AMI f1ass 80 FOR Fair Good "c4s. with a lot
" Western Noa~ ID rcf calves mixed sold II ~ 30.
St!tIP AND LAMBS-Rcceipts were 81 carload, OF
u 5l head 80 oOthst All - aJersry Oly.
The nj .rkct ard sales irregular, and
mo- two -lle.mcn rated The market alike Compared with
N.tufily sheep appeared 90 bc selling l0Al5c lowor,
whllo Lambs we're quoahly unchanged Sales Of Com
mon o Primo Sheep The rluge % - 75Is5 10,
with Poor % Choice Lambs selling +JAt6 So. Ii
car Extra 80 81 >. Five Carloads ~ Ctnall Lambs
sold AZ 81 Doe pens cleared a iac hour
HOGS Receipts were - " 1899 hesd-3i
20, 4ofh and Jersey cry. ont, - head FOR
sAlc AMI no trade reported Nou!AAy steady - l0s
SIS 80 per 100 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

In state bonds Louisiana conssl A. firm a, 81 +
81 ~ and Tennessee settlement 81 were easier at H. Ol
city bank stocks Metropolitan sold OOl AT 10.
Tho general bond market was quiet and generally
steady compared with the declincs recorded Tor shares
few small transactions from I9+ to ana INC nIst q.
declined from los 4 10 100 Irie second Us were
and II Lsuls IS were of from sGs 1" ~ "a ~
Lake Erie and Western IS firm al 1884. New Jer-
sey Central 81 sold at 932 a09 canada s'Ithern nrNt
IS brm at OJA. and seconds At 9%'9 Ches1peaEs
and Ohio steady 60; tue frsfs series Is. at 90
aGsi2. and IS at 10 West shore As were hrm
at lO a 1904 Eat Tennessee virginia ana Georgia
gold s rose gj'-. bat closed at %. Indiana Bloom
ston and Western incomes were steady at 70
and seconds were steady at lOlalOOas ore
gon Improvement IS rose to 80. Dsnyor and RIO
c,randc 4. sold at 7-ala7siq Texas and Pacific in
comes sold at 4saJO but first Riss of TO Goa
Atlantic and Pacific incomes declined from %7' to 20 q
d 26A. aud the IS were at sJ9sz p. ,o., ,,..,
There some manipulation OF me local money mar
ket today In which possibly some OF the leading n.tI
tuiions took hand 80 as to secure hSher rae. ior
usual at Gu7 per The bulk OF the bnsness was At
per cent with fun late supply at Ga5. closing offered
The SUB treasury was debtor to tho Clearing House
Sj73Gjs. o ,,
a. 1877 coin Tho two DAYS operation. covered; ko-
oept $l.9o59si payn9nts Sl's53395 6 currency
Tho Clearing House statement today Is as follows
Exchanges $7o.563,7 34; balances; s39O3.27o.
Tho United states Treasury at Washington received
to-day $4,000 National bank notes fer rcdomptsn
The customs receipts were SiGl5 and the Internal
revenue Tcceipts were SG47291.
Tne foreign exchanges wero dull and weak with
quotations for business as follows: Bankers bills.
spectively: b 23a and 62I7g for francs; O4as and
05 u fer reiehmarks; 40 and 4Os for guildsrs
1888 for both msney and accsunt American railways
opened steady with small changes IN either direction.
improved before the New York market opened ana thea
followed IL IN ia declines AT Paris French cents
rmer al 81 81 and sight exchange Oh London was
easier at 253 francs TO the &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

ERIE RAILWAY Through trains leave
lsrssL local trains leave 2SLst from TO 10 miaIei
earlier
. H. Week day.. 30 sun.av,-Day Express Buaet Draw
Ing room Coaches To klmra. buffalo Pul
man sleeping Coach from Hornellsyiie 10 Cincinnati
bpm.-Daly "ChcAgoand ST. Loas Limited" solid PIlL
m OF Day Buffet Sleeping COACHES "a Mead
Vile Cory. Akron Cleveland. Cincinnati. Ch,c,sO anl
ST. Louis No extra charge Tor last time.
6p NJ Daily. Buffalo and ontario imiteL Pullman Sl-ep
ing Coaches 10 Rochester Buffalo. Niagara FAILS O.oln
Salamanca and Dunkirk
l30 p m-Dally chic,S, Evprcs. Pnlmm Buffet
Sleeping Coaches 10 Blnghamton Owcso. ElmlrA
Salamanca Cincianati and chicago
Rutherford and Passac week DAYS - 700 800. 10 80
g.. 1GS9 goo 49, csS 800 ~ Zoo Man GS SS S
AA5 $3.50. lO3Oa. ~ noon. 90 400, $50. 73) 900
l0Ssp az midnig h Add Onal trains TO PassAic week
Paterson week days. ttg zoo 30 o. 10 s. S
noon 40 3 90; $50 800, 400. 80 40 500. sln $50
night Sundays 4ii5. $50 lOSO IL noon 300 400 90
$50 80. 900 1880 1850 p M. II midnight
3 800 10. 1880 M, 2. $500 20 $50. $50 go d 20
7'so, lop m and II midnight sundays 900 N.
Suffers, week DAYS a., 7,so, 1880 q. m. Las 800
nlsht Sundays 4A5. 800. lo3Oa m. =. 6.3l II MID
NewSurg and Cornwall. week dava 7JO . a M 3d. 43o
-, $50 amt p, m sG a% SC ssoa M q and p m
Scranton, ana !onssdaIs week days, o q m.
Mddotswn aud Port JevIs week days 445 1850 @ 10 20
I'm, $50. $50, 5, g. il,so p m. sundays AS. $50
Goshen. w.ek days 446 1850 o. 10 80 m $50 400 80
9. 100 y H. Sundays. 4A5. 800. lo;So m o. o3o
1870 D.
Sleeping Coaches be obsns and orders for tho check
ins and aan'fsr .. ea;gA %y % st a. tho G.ppxays
st. NsW York ~ SSi FaItoSsl Br.oEiyn 81 Mont
Enpross trans trsm the West arrive In NewNork ~ HSA
n r =. so ULE. GsaI MSr FARMER. O. p. AS&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

FLOUR AND MEAI.-FLOUR-Tho genera market has
y 6ur buyer, respond slowly Supsr0ue is perhaps
an sS...ga 10 .leom T S.s.-S 100 bo, clans
LOO b1i' CT VI. Zoo VA SnH.Goc 3 TO- 200
ey , 800 5b, Minne,st4 50 oas 10
included In tho 100 NJ. port gnot1to"s
gre - ig@ p IeP e,sn1 it,a sto 90
common 10 Good Ezra Western - l'ssj 90 1o9l 10
ONO - %. Goo' +. Lsncy 81 i2@f3 20 Comp1a
E,tra Minnc..;a - ItasJ 20 is>r ,'I 49, - .I ~
a s. TO- Patent Winer WaeAt EyrA - goa $3.50 Ciy NH
s6r!1HfRS rIocK rachiofsd u g5ls. run 'rtGy
ard g9's 90 oo ,o 10 f.ue, "a ioG5 FL6h
u'oder-t- em4oa At ''s'dy e ST9 .
o- wc,'crn quoted At 3 5oas3 - ant Br-n!y-lns at
frcK%.>iiEHAr f ?-St &c Quoted .,s.25ds ..
GRAiN-wHEAI -cash trading cont 0@,' on a hn.'eI
rli,t. -. ti.fs iower on SPOT eo,
opt on, no-rAe et'ent AMI T. var -
tts fSng,ac nrn Mo ,.Gs supply ,ho'. sncr'a''
sat 60 5000 ...n., 'aiar. 5000 Ga',es SPOT
eiudlPE ngradsd Rec ~ - goo. y" L.'| = a.,
so,.np,r el.'las At &C. Dc. D,e'ns:r :" IL ~
Al :, C % f.Or6ary' so.e5't. eo'.n; 4 sa'-c'
d. No.. ' VA t..a, n e;e
Do Ja,. ',ae5hc eio,"- a. - 10 D '.' ;
iu,heI. ~'aio a =. 1850 .BAEltl ~teaiy s.iss-
iMnLT-pgi an nu,h4ns,l 5000 bn,hol, CAaAi, oi'y
Made AZ 81 n ..., ON r-rs' .pt lots -"te lIfn T.
rrc,'ho- 10 mater ohAns. RAJ ~ hfm - pn'1'
$4,000 nu...futar. 200 .u'h .,p't la,il,'"s
fr4tei $3.50. 40 s. 'r'. steam - 80 .
No .tsfs IN oev-tir 80 q $50 10
nv,rsi 40 Nov-mhc-. c"su'- - ~ r'. ID" - s'her'
.r,rs.c enslsr AZ e. 10 january, 3~'-d '- c.
,lo.rF Al d. f.hf,sry. o. Pc. tiu'ns Al
b . % zee. tls' %. 90 ''-c...-- o. :
rht gam 90 msi.rsis fAde cotton, al, tnrcl o
ui q osslf fffr rus hct. S2ls'-tlO 90
su.h.i. future I6'. bushels Iacudnr Ne At
asi. g.. DO white - '.G3 go 10 3. 3" -- do.
. Ns | WAl.s. soc: NiIsl " ssters. . .
&C. 1hit.s.. s. S<lo. . htc 10 rnboi 80 . %.
do J.nuarr t-.r No. Su'sus-r cissnE Al 8 &c
do D,+.sbsr. 81 dong - 3c % Jansiry a'
ris els,ns - fr-- 10 NAY. J7I S''-o.. esshs 1t
B.. FEED quiet 81 -iefii
ai-o.. OF ctAn 10 .tnLn ao,.L q -. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29

FOOT or LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
Iiuc l9ilc ~ November 20 $50.
For PHGLADElFUIA and TRENTON. Hound Brnok
Route" ~ l. 3O. D. II a. M. SO g A. $50. 49, II III
81 NDANN AZ g. ~4'a M, JJo i p. m.
Ir~nsrt, nS :. % II m. 30 !. : 90 80 l2p. m,
have Tor ErA us. U-rrlsUurs Fott,ic ste T.
u IA~tou. Hothlohvm. Allentown. Mauch Chunk.
Reading II -rlsburg. etc. ON sunday iot tt.tou
ami 80 for tasou. Bsh.chcU. Alsutown. MAuch
chunk
$40 a III. for High BRIDGE Wrench Easnr. Nrihrhrn.
Allentown. MAuch CHUNK. N.rsbttr" scranton healing
HARRISBURG. fotf,'lie. TamA4uh ShamoA n SnuOury.
Irui.burg. NNutulSport
p IN. E4s,On hotl chem. Allentown. Manch chunk
Reading. Harrishurr. etc
845 y m for f.SoD. bethlehem. Alanrown. Manch.
Chunk. Mlko-h4Tr' scranton ItmaIuA Sh1WnAtn.
y IN Tor lGh Bridge Branch. E-'tou BetAlehen AT
lcnorn. Reading. Uarrisitts etc
for Ia,tun Brthchem. AuentoWn. Mauch
Chunk. etc ON Sandlv. a. ) 30 p ~.
IS ll.l5a nj, o. 4 90. 80 blf T. NJ SUNDAYS
4 90 . m Iei Rank. Long Branch (A,jury Park.
ocean Urove. erccpt Sundtys). Point rrA1nt
4 slba m. l. o. $50 D. m Tor LAhEWOOp. Toms River
amt liArurgat
"A m 90 ~ III for Atlantic CIV. N'ucian'. RriigNtsn,
4 10. 500 10. MS. II - a. NJ. 90 400. 49, $50.
u / . SUNDAYS 800 . 90 m. Tor Perth AmOoy
{ AS Glloa IN. $50 p m. Tor Monmoa,h Beach sea
bright Highland Beach.
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COTTON MARKETs-BY rELEsRAru

LvrKroo. Nov Pa m.-Cottsn Futures closed easy
Uplands Low Mddns clause. November delivery 10 6ld
sellers November and December delivery 0ii buyers
December and January delivery. J3G4d buyers
and February delivery, 1904 BUYERS; F.lrnary
March delivery - cd !uysrs Marchasd April delivery.
80 Gid buyers ADril and May delivery 81 6l
May and June delivery 3yG4d buyers June aud July DO
livery, b A .6id. buyers
GALVESTON. Nov. 2BCOtton- Niidling lllB; Low Mid
ding bio Good Ordinary ll6. not and gros.
s4S5 bales exports To Great Britain 10 1913 bales, or
coastuise. 1928 bales sales. 77o baos stock lO2 lGJ
bales
gross receipts 300 bales Exports coastwo 22li bales
sales 7Sl 6alos. stock, 81. AGO bales.
SAVANNAH. Nov. Notwithstanding. Ors; Lew Mid.
ding o. decd Ordinary. gT not asd gross receipts 1889
balos exports coastwiso 6J76 bass Sales ADO bales
stock l34. 503 bales
NRW-OELKAsa Nov. 2S-Cotton -Ntllinx o IL 10; Low
MddinG fl6 Good Ordinary IS l6 rocnipt,
BALE, gross receipts 49, bales sslss 80 bales STOCK
yll, 81 bAloa
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA Nov. 20.-Spalsh gold 2SoA gao Exchange
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5icamtu is nl0 Railroads.

ALI. FARES REDUCED
VIA srONINGrON LINE.
inside Route FOR 40 ,rDN. PROVIDENCE AIT the EAST
only 81 % poston =, - . PrDviisn.s
Tclirgo Rhode s.Aui AMI MAss4,hIetts s.vs
uow Pisr 3j Il. block above Caas 81. Al 49,
daily except sunday.
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cosiOr,linary .---.
Ct I,ot OBITUARY

:, coo1 Or vary . 3lG lMiIdn=....-. ..l0
Nowlthssndin. vance 81 81 points SHOWN Nv tno
.,.n,nr uclrcs the general feeling was an easy ono
IN ont 4 ~ day weaker lVerp1o a''cts "I
cI,, quotations Indicate net ueoHhe u -"' p' ~
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Gsnetal Manager

CUORE LlNE.--All Kali Route for Boston,
- Newport and n. East fxprc'. ieasss Grand csnrM
station 4 III and ! p Limited Express ant ncw
Express, train At except Suniiy Fast Express Il II
tally PAaes Plrlor-cars sleepingcars 10 dcstia1
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HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA Nov 20.-spanlsh gold 2SoA gao Exchange
quiet
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4 -RONDOUr. KINGSTON AND CATS

~ KILL MOUNTAINS. LANDING at Cransfon
~ ost PoinU Cornwall Newburg Marlborough. Milton.
Poushs and Esopu' connecting with Ulster and Del
aware stony Glove ami Csiskit Mountain RsIro1is
Steamers tlty OF Kingston aud James W Baldwin leave
week i4y a. pier foot OF Harrison AZ, except
SATURDAY whsn city Of King -ton leaves al m.